HOME SCHOOLING: AN ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION
presented by : FITRIS ROZA,, S.S
WHAT IS HOME SCHOOLING ?
 Presented by :
 Pepi Fidia
I. TOPIC ;
HOME SCHOOLING
 The education of children at home,
typically by parents but sometimes by
tutors, rather than in other formal settings
of public /private school.
 The instruction at home under the
supervision of correspondence schools
or umbrella schools.
II. THE MAIN IDEAS
 Paragraph 1 : The defination of home
schoolong
 Paragraph 2 : Factors in the choosing of
home schooling
 Paragraph 3: curriculum is legally
required in home
schooling
 Paragraph 4 : The criteria and the rules
involved in at home
education.
 Paragraph 5 : a number of reasons as
parent’s option to home
school their childr
III. SETTING
 WHEN : Home schooling is a legal option
in many places for parents to
provide their children with a
learning environment as an
alternative to publicly-provided
schools
 WHERE :In student’s house or the student
can choose the place for studying
IV. PROBLEM
Reasons For Home Schooling :
 Poor learning environment at school
(Examples: bullying, nasty teachers, child
abuse, etc.)
 Religious reasons
 Family reasons
 Object the lessons of public/private school
 The child has learning disabilities or is
special needs
 Transportation issues
 Public/private school did not challenge the
child
 The parents career
According to the U.S. DOE's "Homeschooling in the
United States: 2003", 85 percent of homeschooling
parents cited "the social environments of other
forms of schooling" (including safety, drugs, sexual
harassment, bullying and negative peer-pressure) as
an important reason why they homeschool. 72
percent cited "to provide religious or moral
instruction" as an important reason, and 68 percent
cited "dissatisfaction with academic instruction at
other schools."7 percent cited "Child has physical
or mental health problem", 7 percent cited "Child
has other special needs", 9 percent cited "Other
reasons" (including "child's choice," "allows parents
more control of learning" and "flexibility").
Bullying
Nasty teacher
Learning disabilities
Religious Reason :
 A number of Christians homeschool
because they believe that parents are
entrusted with the main responsibility for
teaching their children.
 Christian parents must provide their
children with a thoroughly Christian
education.
 Christians should not send their children to
public schools since education is not a
God-ordained function of civil government.
IV. SOLUTION
ADVANTAGES OF HOME SCHOOLING :
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Personalized Schedule
Varied Learning Subject
Flexibility in Time
Flexibility in Curriculum
Knowing Your Kids
Getting Much Attention
Knowing your kid
DISADVANTAGES OF HOME SCHOOLING :
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Not Enough Time
No Time for Work
Personal Space
Parent is not qualified as a teacher
They Just Don’t Listen
Lack of Socialization
Home schooling curriculum in
Indonesia :
KTSP Curriculum
LEARNING METHODS
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Community
Distance Learning
Tutor Visit
Project Class
Inspiring Story
Watching Films
Outing
INTERNATIONAL STATUS:
 LEGAL IN :
America, Australia, Indonesia, France,
Canada, etc
 ILLEGAL IN:
Germany, Netherlands, China, Hong
Kong, etc.
In Hong Kong
Attendance at school is
compulsory and free for
students aged 6 - 15.Parents
who fail to send their children
to school can be jailed for 3
months and fined HK$ 10000.
EQUIVALENT CERTIFICATE
Home schooling in
Indonesia is regulated
under National Education
System 2003 under division
of informal education.This
enables the children of
Home schooling to attend
an equal national Tests to
obtain an “Equivalent
Certificate”
V. CONCLUSION
CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS
 Home schooling has its advantages
and disadvantages. No type of
schooling is perfect. But, home
schooling can be pretty good for
some cases or reasons. When it
comes to making the decision to
home schooling your children, you
really need to weigh both the
advantages and disadvantages.
 Make sure you have evaluated your
ability to properly instruct your child
and provide a quality learning
experience. But if you do not think you
can handle it, you might as well send
your child to school but become more
involved with his or her education.
 Make sure you have evaluated your
ability to properly instruct your child
and provide a quality learning
experience. But if you do not think you
can handle it, you might as well send
your child to school but become more
involved with his or her education.
 You can also find places on the
internet where people who home
school meet on message boards to
discuss their school and their lives. If
you find one you like, join. Most home
schooling communities are very open
and are happy to share their
experiences with you.
THANK YOU